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> pointing out truths What truths has she pointed out, exactly? Her screed is less about the covid pandemic and more about her virulent hate of India, Hindus a

by sinyug 5y ago

> pointing out truths What truths has she pointed out, exactly? Her screed is less about the covid pandemic and more about her virulent hate of India, Hindus and Modi. And it is riddled with both lies of omission as well as those of commission. The anti-Modi axis within India and without cannot contain its glee on seeing bodies piling up in India. Every single agitation, protest and riot they manufactured to unseat Modi has failed. This time, it will work, they believe. They are wrong. Then we have Rahul Gandhi of the Congress, who is unable to win elections on his own merit, explicitly calling for US intervention in Indian politics.[1] Just like the Mughals did by inviting Ahmed Shah Abdali/Durrani to invade India and protect them from the Maratha Empire. 1. https://www.news18.com/news/politics/rahul-slammed-for-demanding-foreign-intervention-in-indian-democracy-during-nicholas-burns-interaction-3603059.html https://www.news18.com/news/politics/rahul-slammed-for-deman...

anaganisk 5y ago
Whats with this Anti-modi BS? Is he some kind of a movement, race, religion? Modi is a human, a human not exempt from human boundaries and mistakes he makes. He failed, everything he starts with much fanfare, dies after the fanfare music stops with no outcome. 1. Demonetisation - no black money uneartherd 2. Make in India(Aatma nirbhar): we're still begging other countries for help, especially now. 3. Lockdown 1 - And were are crossing 3lakh cases in a day. 4. Swatch Bharat 5. Beti Bachao Your Rahul Gandhi comparision reminds me of how people made fun of Biden being a senile old man compared to Trump. Its the failures of society if they have to choose between two bad choices. And you are to be blamed for it too. Go stand near the families of the dead, you would hear the same sentences of anger and sadness. This "human" who has his own cult, can't even handle criticism, when was the last time he took questions? Oh, Never, 0 press conferences in 7 years. He is a weak leader who rides on PR and lies.
- sinyug 5y ago
  > Whats with this Anti-modi BS? If you objectively followed the news, you wouldn't say that. > He failed, everything he starts with much fanfare, dies after the fanfare music stops with no outcome. I agree. That is what happens when you start worshiping the permanent bureaucracy instead of whipping them into shape. I would still pick him over Gandhi because the latter is far worse.
  - anaganisk 5y ago
    How is Rahul Gandhi far worse? Have we seen him as a PM yet? Or atleast as a CM? He is still with a surprise, yet. We trusted 7 years of borderline dictator who thinks he is unquestionably great and is causing deaths of lakhs of people with his egoistic approach to the issue. Our country was never structured to be a duopoly of parties, we could have 28 regional parties elect a PM from among them, a PM who is answerable to all states, a PM who works with credibility to bring justice to all. Rather than two bad choices.
    - sinyug 5y ago
      Frankly, outside of Indira Gandhi, I don't like the Nehru family. The last great PM from the Congress was PV Narasimha Rao and we all know how shamefully he was treated in the end by mother and son. > Have we seen him as a PM yet? Or at least as a CM? The Congress was in power at the center for 10 years: 2004-2014. And it has been in control of multiple state governments since forever. So whose fault is it that he cannot even manage to become the CM of a state? > borderline dictator Calling someone who the people have elected with massive majorities twice in a row a "dictator" is nothing but propaganda. If Modi loses in an election and appoints himself Emperor of India, like Indira did, then we can think about using that term. > we could have 28 regional parties elect a PM from among them Never going to happen, because people don't want that. The situation right now is, after 70 years of terrible economic policies and government-funded Hinduphobic policies, people woke up and started voting for the BJP across caste and linguistic lines. Outside of a couple of states, the only thing driving unnatural alliances between political parties is opposition to the BJP. Even today, I can guarantee that if Mamata falls a few seats short in the Bengal elections, the Congress will rush to her defense. The problem with Modi is, he is slowly converting the BJP into another version of the Congress Party. And his reliance on the incompetent and corrupt IAS bureaucracy is nullifying his promises to his electorate.
      - anaganisk 5y ago
        Dude I can show you many dictator who came from people's choice. Thats why they say, democracy dies with a grand applause. What do you call a person who jails his critics. Calls them anti-national for showing his mistakes? Would rather do his actions instead of listening to the people who are much knowledgeable than him in their domains? I would definitely call him borderline dictator.

by sinyug 5y ago

anaganisk 5y ago

Whats with this Anti-modi BS? Is he some kind of a movement, race, religion? Modi is a human, a human not exempt from human boundaries and mistakes he makes. He failed, everything he starts with much fanfare, dies after the fanfare music stops with no outcome. 1. Demonetisation - no black money uneartherd 2. Make in India(Aatma nirbhar): we're still begging other countries for help, especially now. 3. Lockdown 1 - And were are crossing 3lakh cases in a day. 4. Swatch Bharat 5. Beti Bachao Your Rahul Gandhi comparision reminds me of how people made fun of Biden being a senile old man compared to Trump. Its the failures of society if they have to choose between two bad choices. And you are to be blamed for it too. Go stand near the families of the dead, you would hear the same sentences of anger and sadness. This "human" who has his own cult, can't even handle criticism, when was the last time he took questions? Oh, Never, 0 press conferences in 7 years. He is a weak leader who rides on PR and lies.

sinyug 5y ago
> Whats with this Anti-modi BS? If you objectively followed the news, you wouldn't say that. > He failed, everything he starts with much fanfare, dies after the fanfare music stops with no outcome. I agree. That is what happens when you start worshiping the permanent bureaucracy instead of whipping them into shape. I would still pick him over Gandhi because the latter is far worse.
- anaganisk 5y ago
  How is Rahul Gandhi far worse? Have we seen him as a PM yet? Or atleast as a CM? He is still with a surprise, yet. We trusted 7 years of borderline dictator who thinks he is unquestionably great and is causing deaths of lakhs of people with his egoistic approach to the issue. Our country was never structured to be a duopoly of parties, we could have 28 regional parties elect a PM from among them, a PM who is answerable to all states, a PM who works with credibility to bring justice to all. Rather than two bad choices.
  - sinyug 5y ago
    Frankly, outside of Indira Gandhi, I don't like the Nehru family. The last great PM from the Congress was PV Narasimha Rao and we all know how shamefully he was treated in the end by mother and son. > Have we seen him as a PM yet? Or at least as a CM? The Congress was in power at the center for 10 years: 2004-2014. And it has been in control of multiple state governments since forever. So whose fault is it that he cannot even manage to become the CM of a state? > borderline dictator Calling someone who the people have elected with massive majorities twice in a row a "dictator" is nothing but propaganda. If Modi loses in an election and appoints himself Emperor of India, like Indira did, then we can think about using that term. > we could have 28 regional parties elect a PM from among them Never going to happen, because people don't want that. The situation right now is, after 70 years of terrible economic policies and government-funded Hinduphobic policies, people woke up and started voting for the BJP across caste and linguistic lines. Outside of a couple of states, the only thing driving unnatural alliances between political parties is opposition to the BJP. Even today, I can guarantee that if Mamata falls a few seats short in the Bengal elections, the Congress will rush to her defense. The problem with Modi is, he is slowly converting the BJP into another version of the Congress Party. And his reliance on the incompetent and corrupt IAS bureaucracy is nullifying his promises to his electorate.
    - anaganisk 5y ago
      Dude I can show you many dictator who came from people's choice. Thats why they say, democracy dies with a grand applause. What do you call a person who jails his critics. Calls them anti-national for showing his mistakes? Would rather do his actions instead of listening to the people who are much knowledgeable than him in their domains? I would definitely call him borderline dictator.